Tulpa as memory device

[Aijada]

It certainly is possible if you're willing to make a family practice out of it, because really, there are numerous memory tricks that work such as memory palaces. My host/dad is a big fan keeping lists of things in short-term memory; it's a fairly simple read-in-any-book kind of thing where you just recite a list of items to yourself so it sticks into a nice rhythmic list when you need to remember things a few minutes after you do whatever you're currently doing. It's not fancy, but he involves us in it, chattering through eating dinner just trying to keep the overall list of things we want to remember to look up. If we recite it together back and forth, it's technically more likely that someone else might remember something he forgot. So yes, it's possible to do memory tricks, but it's more that we make a social hobby out of trying to do so that makes it actually work, and not just that a tulpa magically gets it's own free memories of everything even if they weren't directly involved. Work at it as a team, and sure, it's actually pretty easy to use standard memory tricks of any kind.

[tania]

hello! I recently found out about this community (and concept in general), and I am somewhat fascinated by it. Saving that for another post, I've tried my best to hop right in and start trying ti fabricate a tulpa, but I wanted to ask if it was possible to give my tulpa some utility I sorely need.

 

Can my tulpa help remind or remember stuff for me? I often forget stuff in my day to day life, im every way possible. Can a tulpa act as my brain's assistant and help me organise the things I need to rememeber?

 

I'll ask it kindly of course.

 

Yes a tulpa could help a person to do that as they have a closer link to your subconsciousness and all the things stored in there then you do. I have not tried to use my tulpa though in this manner yet.